AWS, Azure & Google: Leveraging Their Full Instance Catalog To The Max
DevOps Best Practices Video
Leverage the Best Technology Available from Your Favourite Public Cloud Vendor(s)
Should you try and migrate to a newer instance type or is it better to stay on the current one? What are the factors of successful modernization and the common pitfalls leading to failed change requests and optimization roll-backs?
In this 20-minute demo we explain how to make use of the advanced technologies available in the newer instance generations. You will learn how to:
- Navigate across different families and generations in your Cloud Provider’s catalog
- Safely modernize to gain benefit from advanced processor features and increased performance of newer CPU platforms
- Understand impact of the way ephemeral storage is being included in or excluded from newer instance generations
We also cover how Densify can help you strategically and automatically map your workloads to the latest offerings to take advantage of performance and cost improvements. Qualifying organizations can even get their use of Densify completely funded by Intel.
About the Presenters
Andrew Hillier CTO and Co-Founder, Densify
Andrew Hillier has 20+ years of experience in the creation and implementation of mission-critical cloud applications for the world’s largest enterprises. As CTO and Co-founder of Densify, he heads product strategy. Hillier holds 10 patents in this field and is a noted thought leader and speaker in the area of cloud and container technologies.
Prior to Densify, Andrew led the development of trading system solutions for major financial institutions, as well as in the fields of covert military surveillance, advanced traffic and train control, and the robotic inspection and repair of nuclear reactors.
Brett PhilpSenior Technical Director, Densify
Brett Philp has 20 years of experience helping customers plan their server resource needs. Brett spent his first decade with IBM and the latter ten years doing both on-premesis and public cloud planning. Specifically, in his last two years, Brett has focused on issues related to automation and container resource consumption due to orchestration.
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